Concertina
The concertina is a small, hexagonal accordion that produces bright, cheerful tones and is central to English folk music. It's played by expanding and contracting the bellows while pressing buttons.
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Overview
The concertina is a small, hexagonal accordion that produces bright, cheerful tones and is central to English folk music. It's played by expanding and contracting the bellows while pressing buttons.
Cultural Context
Central to English folk music, representing the heart of British musical tradition
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Fun Fact
The concertina was invented in the 1820s and became popular in English folk music.
Quick Facts
Origin
England
Era
Central to English folk music, representing the heart of British musical tradition
Difficulty
Intermediate
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